Cinco vs ekipa

Your Top 5 Places To Eat, Drink & Play

For consumers, Cinco is a new way to find the best places to Eat, Drink & Play through Dynamic Social Recommendations powered by people you know and trust. Connect with your friends, create and share your Top 5 favorite places in various categories.

The traditional ratings and review process is broken. From lack of context and paid reviews to bias and/or illegitimate accounting of the experience our ability to make decisions based off ratings is flawed. Cinco is built on the premise that we can only rely upon/trust recommendations from people we actually know.

With Cinco you can:
• Search for restaurants, bars, and clubs nearby
• Create your own Top 5 Lists in over 20 categories to share with your friends
• Discover new places from people you know and trust
• Become a Tastemaker to help others discover top places to Eat, Drink & Play
• Save places to your Must Try list as a reminder

For businesses, Cinco is an analytics and marketing platform that delivers actionable data for businesses within the food and beverage industry. Unlike our competitors, we strive to be a true partner to the sector and want to provide a fair and balanced service that helps them identify how to improve their establishment and, in turn, the experience for the customer.

We help businesses:
• Foster loyalty and repeat customers
• Increase awareness through sponsorships
• Help create establishment evangelists through promotions
• Increase revenue

The global marketplace for software teams

ekipa is the global marketplace for software teams.

ekipa helps customers get their software projects done (or IT problems resolved) by matching projects/problems with best-suitable teams.
Importantly, teams are co-located, vetted and have experience (technology, domain, industry) in specific customer problems.

Ekipa addresses:
the outsourcing partner search problem (so far partners are sought with help of Google or own network),
partner quality check problem (teams are vetted) and
delivery risk problem (teams work in agile way where frequent delivery decreses the risk of the final delivery failure)